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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Grandmother Makes Everything Safe.

Col. DGrs, ihe grandson O. bis most generous and respected GrSnimOther. was made irezpEessibly happy thls morning by tho Gr.svsl Of as fine a lot Ot GI,roy, CCh.0rs;l ryl butler Es WAS ever tuned Cutci ilat fa-1Is creamery 10 is fresh, sweet md chO.ce-
 He has also slcuted a fine lot of Ar mour's ksusEs CI,y TICklo pCEh, with s0ur-kraut % Dlks the country safe. This is Q new article and has been spe- cially prepar rel G.. ssicily use. Though never before Iutr0lCcJl iu rni- market, ;t is wherever usei, uucG relishod, and will no doubt become e favored iish On the tables of Tucson families.
 On accCuut of the near approach of holidays, tSe Coi-EsIs grand mother wrote tc cue of bsr friends on tae other side oi rEc big ti-h pond, and tEs result is an invoice ot Holland herring Melch- ner) of the 1887 pack. They arrlved m prime condition and are now waiting sO be eater. 4 large lot of Sgatelle. Swiss cheese and lil IlLr Sttc5 ole dslieEcIes were also received. The Col keeps every kind ct cheese made. no matter what 10 may be. rsk him for is aud 1t will be forthcoming.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
zrIIcK ON TIE APACHEs.

\ copy of the published report of Governor Zuiick hes been received, and zhile II Is open 10 considerable cen sure for apparent congregations and sslt-conceits. VIC heartily concur in his reoort on the San Carlos Apaches. He s8ys:
 The Apschts gre located on the San Carlos reservation, which contains 3,950 square miles, or 2,J2S,O00 acres, of well vs.ered, well timber, and She hest sgr.- cultural snd mining land in .hs Territory oi Arizona. They are subdivided into different tribes. As race they are lazy. .hleyish, snd murderous, seemingly in- capsble of civilization. Fed and clothed by 6 generous Government they are eyer ready to show their base ingrsti- tude by going on the war path and mur- dering peGcsful and inoffensive citizens. Oa every hill and mountain top and ID every valley O, southeastern Arizona, the 6leached bones of the BsssssinBted victims oi these iucarna:e fiends 6fe to be found-silent but eloquent witnesses of tae unwise policy of the Government in herdiaG this fostering ngss Of supersti- t:oGs, criminal ignorance on a reservs- sion sixty miles long srd twenty mi! s vide, and allowing them possession of the most improved firearms and am 1aGuition, so that when tired of the boQnties of their beneiators they are able to swoop down in the vengeance of their savage brutality upon innocent and unsuspecting men, women sCd children, murd ring ;hem at will. The sturdy pioneer of advancing civilization, sirik- ing es-nes. blows ID The development of lis outpost, IS entitled to sreGter pEoiec- tiop than this. Security If fife, limb and property is one of the guarsntees of government. Loyal to Ihelr Govern nont. faithful 10 all the obligations oi citizenship, tbe people of Arizona ask shat this menGce to their prosperity and happiness shall be removed. They oniy g. that which is jUst. As long es these Apache Indians are suffered to TerBln uithrn her borders. just % long VIl the peace of AT.zona De Insecure sad her progress be retarded. Their presence constitutes toe Coly oSs.ru-- ton to the development of this, one ci rle rI,bsst portions of the United States EemoTe them, and Arjz3nt. free and uI- t-s9ueled. will work ou. her great ce=.iny.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Chronic Tendency Overcome.

Many persons are troubled with q chronic tendency Co constipation. They gre of bilious temperament. The com pl.int 10 which they are subject, though easily remediable by iudicisus treat ment, IS m many cases aggravated by resort to drastic purgstives snd chols- eogues. As ihe human stomsca and bowels are lined with 8 delecete mem brsne, and not with vulcaniIe, they can not stand prolonged arencbing with such medicines without serious injury. Nothing restores and counterscts m hahitual tendency to constipation SO effsctnalIy az Hostetters stomach Slt- ters. It's laxative effect IS gentle and progressive. It neither convulses nor Eeakens the intes.iOep, and i's effects are uuaocompunied by Rriping pains. Ii srouses ihe liver when the organ IS sluggish, promotes digestion, and eE- coursges appetite and sleep. For fever and sgue, kidney troubles, nervous com plaints. and incipieni rheumatism It is incompsrsble. Take R wineglass before meals and see how soon you will relish them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03

TIE National Republican wants some na.aezlatical expert from the Treasury Department, or elsewhere, please ex- p.s.u how it Is that in this year of grace and reform, as the high tide or Jefier- sonian simplicity and Democratic econ- ony. it so happens that the ordinary expenses" of The government were 3D. 4lO4I.47 more than they were the pre- vjous year? These are the official tg- ures furnished by & Democratic treas u:er, or We should have believed It to be wicked campaign he, to iujure sn economical Democratic sdminIstration' But these are official figures; and since se cone to remember there was an tll.0oO.OO0 river and harbor bill and 8 S5Oj0,O00 deficiency bill that failed for Eaut of time 10 sign or something of that kind. How terrible if would have been hsd these bills passed, and the in creased expenditure mounted up to nearly 3t5,OO0,OOO. Economy shuddeIs gt :he thought; Jeffersonian simplicity hides itself away, and Republican ex- trsysgsnce, about which so much was former said in Democratic papers, sits siniliDgly by.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
TUCSON PIMA TERRITORY SATURDAY DECEMBER 887

mortar aud it is doubtful if any o.n re- cover. Two cooks are still missing. The freezing of the pipe caused the accident
 The two missing cooks have been found under the ra;ss. One was Sead, but the other escaped although serious ly injured.
 ATLANTA, November 2S-The official vote of the county gives snii-prchibiiion majority of over eleven hundred oa. of total vote of ninetY-tive hundred.
 CHICAGO, November 2S-At'6 o'clock this morning. the mercury was only two degrees above Zero. The signal soryice predicis that the cold snap vii, las, through to- might, but hopes for rise il. temperature tomorrow tbrougbous the northeast. The temperature duz1g the past twenty hours, has fpllen sboa. torty-thTee degrees,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03

Harners ,ln.azlne Tor December.

His Sermon never said or showed that earth I= foul that Heaven u gra- ciOus." Fr1niIspIece. Illustration tor 'The Vicar by E4win A. Abbey.
 Old Garden Flowers.-F. W. Bur bridge, F. L. .. With ten illustrations by Alfred Parsons.
 The Vicar. A Winthrop Msek- worth Prsed. With ten illustrations ey E3wIn <. Abbey.
 Another Way. i poem-by Andrew Lang.
 "IBis." A s,ory.-An6ie Rives. H. lus;56;e3 bJ ErCtrick D1elman.
 Pauiinr PayloFUs. \ dramatic poem IEomas Bailey Aldrich. Illustrated by c. :. RsInEart.
 Crndiock. With nvo illustrations by A. s. Frost.
 The Coryici's Uhristras Eve A poem.-WIl, Carleton. Illustrated by Gilbert Gdui.
 Five O'clock Fee. A fsrcs.-WilliAn Dean HoEslIs. Illustrated by c. D. Reinhars.
 Precious Stones ju .he [ Uaised Ststss- -Gsorge F. kuuz With a colored plate snd sixteen eug-avIDEs.
 St9Ntsau DouAss NAal--s A 7tlar--NdE- tain Charles K:aS. U. : <. Illustrated by R. r. Zozbsuu.
 Anthony ot PaduA A Poem.-Hsr- riet Lewis Bradley. With one illustrs- tion from the painting by Murrillo.
 Annie Laurie. A tOry.-El:LAbeth Stuart Phelps. Illustrated by c. S. ReinhGrt
 CTsndock's Heldest. A story.-Frsn- ces CCussoa6y Ba! Tor. Illustrated by Frederick Barnard
 Fron Heinrich He;ne. A poem William Bls's.
 Editor eLsy chair: The Easy Chair in Few d-egs.-A rosary of memory told before tbe Christmas fire.--Merry Christmas to silr'
 Editors study: 4 final criterion on the Unity of taste. The uSly and the things oi beauty are sometimes joys forever. .'-Sball ve be true to art, or true 10 lifer Burke says standard of the Erts in every mans power"-The ideal grAsshopper. the friends of this type.
 Editors drawer: A Christmas for the rich ss veil as for ,ba pOor.-''A petition to the Queen of England" Mark TVsin) -"ShOt through the head" after the fashion of French Vaudeville. With ii1 illus,ratIon. Edward Everes. HaIe)
 Literary notes.-L8urence Hutton.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
sIATE PALACE, CULIACAN, MEXIC ?.
 October 3l, 1887.

The incGlculGtle injury done to ste state by the frequent assaults aDd ro';- berries committed by band of dssTere- does headed by ErAclio Bsrnsl, in She districts of Cosala and IgnGcio, the gov srnment ir my chE.se has seen the Lee essity not e omit any means that will coDduce Co She destruction of II, and principally i,s captain; and for tEIs fur- pose it has been determined tO offer S1O,0O0 reward, which will be paid tO either the federal or state troops, sheriifs, or others who may effect capture oi its head, Ersolio BernHL AE soon ss the capture is made money Co be pnId.
 FRANCIsCo CASEDo,
 Governor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03

THE merchants of Los Angeles are suffering from the effects of a freight blockade on the Atchison t Topeks roads, that company having used the ms Ior portion of its locomotives in the fur thersnce of the immense passenger trRf- hc 10 the neglect of freight interest. To make matters worse, lockout on the Sunset Route IS ihreatened that will in- yolve the Southern Pacific also. At San Antonio, the sSitchmen have struck for S2,5J per day and & reduction of one hours time, which the company hstly refuses to grant. Passenger trains con- tlnue to run on time. but freight inter esis are psrslyzed. In Fl Psso there are ten full crews out of employment, and 1t i5 said that they are liable to be order ei out to the support O, the striking sTltchmen al any time. A feeling pre- Valls that settlement of the difficulty must soon be had, or a general strike Slll be ingugursted along itbe entire hne, and between the two the people vii! Oe the worst sufferers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
The Verdict Unanimous,

W.D. Salt, Druggist, Bippus, Ind. testffes; "I can recommend Electric BItters as the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief in every case. One man took SIX bottles and was cured of rheumatism of six yesrs' standing. Abraham Hare, druggist, Belluille, Ohio, affirms: "The best selling medicine eyer handled in my 20 years experience, ia Electric Bitters." Thousands of others have added their testimony, so that the verdict is unanimous that Elec- tric Bitters do cure all diseases of the Liver. Kidneys or Blood. Only 6 hall dollar bottle at Geo. Martins Drug store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Slightly Off.

An advertisement from Mir. Perry, of Tucson, will be found in this issue of the Gazette. Mir Perry is 6 well known gro cery man of that city and is known ss 6 sterling young man. A new fve-dollsf bill accompanied the geutleman's letter -fazstie.
 You gre of again, Mir. Gazette, Mir. Perry, the we'll known grocery man, Is already cssado. He wss married about t.o weeks since, 10 & most estImsble young lsdy, Miss Sadie MoGee. and is now with bis bride, at ihe San Xavier, MT. Perry himself being one of the pro Drietors of that favori:e hotel.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03

A FRENCH investment company with L7ad4usrters in New York, have secured Concession of IGnd In Chihuahua, two hundred mil west of Fl Psso snd will establish thereon two thousand French 1ermsn and Spanish families, The lsnd concession is sixty miles long by eight miles wide and is ssld to be re- mArEsble because of its fertility. French oo4onizing schemes as 8 rule are seldom successful.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Personal.

DEAR BRO. MEEK, Ed. "Ihe Central Methodist" CsilettsburS, Ky.
 see in the lest Central that you want sick headache remedy. suffered from sick headache, slnost from infancy, and tried every remedy I could get, but never found anything to do ne good until I used Simmons Liver Regulator. I feel for anyone thst suffers with that terrible disease, aud l hope you will give it a trial.-C. s. S.Morris, Brownsville, ". Va.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
vnENcaED HIS BACK.
LrxDoSvrL4s, osIEAss O., N. Y.l
 April 2, 1885.


 About A year ago, 1 imprudently stepped of the Hudson River cars while they were in motion. In tJying to save myself from . fearful tAll vrenched my back terribly. The next dsy could not walk, and I suffered pain from my neck to my heels. VsriOss applications were made. but nothing which was done abated nv suffering. Being anxious to get up aud attend 70 business. l deter mined to place three ALLcocK's PoRoUs PLAsTERs, one above the other, on my back. In about aH hour and bali they caused considerable itching. The pain and screness sensibly decreased, aud l rested pretty we'll that night. The next morning the itching began to De quite severe under the plssters. To get some relief. I had my back well rubbed cross- ways over the Plas;ers. vas surprised within two hours afterwards to ind the pain and soreness almost gone. stayed in bed that day; and the morning after wards I got up and attended to business. O. Y. PETTNAs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Tn Thou.asd Dollars Reward.

The GUveEEor of the Mexican State of CGIiscaa are.sitor the bandith of that state with sharp stick and has put a price upoa the head of She leader that will eventually bring bim up with s short ssop. This man Eraclio Berpsl headed the bandit gang :hGG murdered Supt. Baldwin, an American operating mines in that sthte. The reward is on deposit st Mszatien and in ell proba- bility II will soon be claimed. The fol- owing is Q synopsis of the governors ,roclBmAtiOu:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the vIoioity of Of Paris, Tex, by the re- u srkable recovery of Mir. ]. E. Corley, who vas SO helpless he could not turn in bed nor raise his head; everybody sand he was dying of consumption. A trial bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery vss sent him. Finding relief. he bought a large bottle and boI of Dr. Kings New Life Pills; by the time be had taken two boxes of pills and two Bottles of the Discovery. he;wRs well and had gained ia flesh thirty six pounds.
 Trial Bottles of this Great Discovery for Consumption free at Geo. Martin
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Wants Information

OtAndreE Guerthsr, formerly resi- dent of Arkanss-. 3j years of age; was married. Also ICnuy Gusnther. who formerly resided iu Colorado, and tvO years ago was heard ot as q COW boy. l will be very than zful for information of either of the above, as | sm an only sister. ard until recently have had no information concerning them for over sixteen years. Please address iniorua- tion t0 MHs. iiESKIETTA HILL,
 Formeily HslEet,a GuentherI
 Box 54, E4zl Las Vegas, New Mexico
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03

IL PAso has just opened a msGni6- cent opera house. Heretofore that city A4s been without that much needed in- sutusion, and trOupes, because of this nave been obliged to give Fl Psso the so oy, and these go bys as a rule, includ- Cd Tucson, also, ss they could not afford 10 play here and then jump Fl Psso.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Notice to spectators, Farmers

These wishing to ente- unoccupIed surveyed lands IL Inc vicinity of the Davidson, N etm.rC or. .CAnoa diiches; or wIh gt7'rECis c, i.tle :o lands that have s,:c4dy been catered, m the yicin- ity Cs ssiI tI.-E--; Cr who desire to make band en;-.s or get abstracts Of tltlo to l.1d lu other parts of Pima couD- ty, will do well io call upon the under- sIgued, as ha bg7, at much expense, se- cured maps. and ia,s for such purposes. FuFtheruore making a speciality Of U. 5. Land Office bushes.
 EAKLL WEBB,
 Box fl. Attorney al LsE.
 q Tucson, A.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Rucklln,s Arniea SslYe.

The Best Saive in ihe world for Cats, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Sal, Rheum- Fever Sores. letter, Chepped Hands, Chiib,ains, Corns. and all Skin EruP- ,ions. and positively cures Piles, or DO pay required. IL is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction. or money refunded. Price 25 cents Fer box For sale by Geo. Mar.In.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03

WITH pleasure We call attention to Gn article republisbsd elsewhere from the Chino Valley Champion, on Public Ser vices Rewarded" This article was wrIt- Sen by General John Wssson, one of Sne best informed men CD Ariz Ia affairs iyinz. He ku-w General Crook like a book, could give him credit for what he performed and could censure hIm fo. his ic-elictiogs. H., C. vel. ss any one, knew Shat Eiies on Iis accession to Gu- .hority in Ariz1nl, L5G uo. only Geroni- aod his Cairical-. i5-.oEeEs 10 dGht out thR; h. a,so had General Crook and his entire Rr--y following in open host l. .ty Ia his every muv1neEt. But Miies, ID fIclEeE PariaLce, got away with both and the people h1Uor tim for i:.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Notice to Taxpayers of Pima County

Notice to Taxpayers of Pima County
 TUCsoS, Sept. l9. 1887. Notice IS hereby given to the taIpay- CTS of Pima O., A. T., that the Duph- cate Assessment Roll ci said county for the year 1887, is nov in my possession for the collection oi taxes leyled therein. and that the tsxe- vIil be delinquent on the third (3rdl Monday of December. 1887, and, also, that unless taxes sre paid on that day CT prior thereto. five per cent will be sdied to the amount thereof as penalty.
 Taxes must be paId st my office in Tucson between the hours of 10 s- m- and 4 p. m, end on CT prior to the afOre- said third Monday ot December.
 JOHN '. WOOD,
 Co. Treas. and Tax CollectOE. BEN HENEY, Deputy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Notice.

Good pasture and plenty otpure water ct the Oasis ranch, twelve miles souih of Tucson. Stock taken to ranch free of charge. Butchers would do well to keep their beef cattle there, as they will thrive the year around. Horses per month s250. Cattle (grosn, s2,OO. Inquire al 210 Camp street, Tucson. or on ranch
 ELIAS ". SHoKrsIDGE
 Proprietor
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Literary and Musical Entertainment.

hA 1ha The following is the programme of the entertainment to be given tomorrow night by the Ladies Society st the Con gresstional church.
 PART FIRST.
 SELECT READINGS AND VOCAL MUSIC. I-Ore..ure. "Poot and Peasant" Suppe. Orchestra.
 2-Solo, MT. Fl. B. Penney. 3-RasdInr. Mrs. A, O. H.skins. 4-Song, Now Ever" Mattel. Tro n- bone Solo, Mullen.
 5-Spani-h song, with guitar accom- psnimeut. Miss Macedonia Soto. 6-Gavolte. "rhe Good Old Times" Kipe orchestra.
 i-Raading, Mr. Willis P, Haynes. s-Duet. Nr. J. A. Black aod MT. h. B. TennSy. 9-Fentasie. "seo,ch melodies" Orchestra.
 PART sEUOSD.
 rsrERNIssIoS AND REFBEsHMESTs- Light attachments served the audi erce by O committee Of ihe young peo- pie as the "Daisy Waiters.
 PART THIRD.
 PROMENADE CONCERT AND sOCIABLE. I-"WeddinE March, Midsummer Nights Dream, Mendelsohn.
 2-selsctior, Bells of Normandy PisDRneSte.
 3-"Serensie." solo for flute and cor ret, Tite CSinclare and Bramer). 4-"Hungarian Air." Hasse!msnn. 5-"Srrprise Medley" Brahsn. The Instrumental music will be fur nished by the famous 4sh U. 5. Cavalry O-chestrs. Mir. -Jobn H kreyer. leader and conductor. Tickets one dollar each, to be had of the members of the Ladies Society and ct the door. A liberal pat ronsge is requested.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
1Iusic.

In-truciions given in veal and in strumsptsl music. by Mrs. Earll Webb. Terms g. O per month. Apply ct Zl4 North J ain ST.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
DYSPEPSIA

Is t1 at I =ary s11s rlence1 when sa -g-d-lly
 ! become aW1r5 taEr sa Isussass- tis' ollcAl sr-ar cement cs.l "a "a --.s.l.tr4. The stouGch s the reserve e from wLIcs gve-y tre and tis-us must ts 1Ju-lsasd tul any trUu1ic sltl lt is sooa Fe'r .hrlu-1 70 Tho atDie systs-n. Among tlzsn c,spnpt1ce n1 two ~ifi have tt- sane pre- coraiusu- sy-rto-1-. b3-.ert'c- of sefivs mental 0g.-r a- q n,iou- te.lSer.n-ent -fs uIecraatic have JN5slPAIiCN, wLt.- ths inn ant nsrsouH are anandou-d t' sloony forsbcdlugs Su-e t.spsptlcs are Notc1stnIy forr,tf1!: 1tse-- have g-.Ht irrIiahll.ty of tsn- per , -.A.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
MARRIED.

rII.TS-BABBoUR-At Tucson, Ariz Nov. +. 1857. Theodore l.. Stiles Rni Mrs. n. l.5u.se Barbour, Judge T. D. SatterShite oEi- - cistIrg.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
The Underlying Cause Is
 The LIVER.

And o-. tAf-. -,ors i- equally certain. 70 Oas .,I -1--.si- i. tsysf.c nc who -lll
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-08
A Serious Disorder.

A little boy who attends Sunday
school was met on the street by friend
of the family and asked:
Hello, Johnny; how are all tho
folksp'
"All well. thank you, but Aunt Lou. "
he replied. She's very sick"
whats the matter with herP"
"Oh. 1 don't know. It's something
the doctor called spiteful men O.
Jesus. Cincinnatt Telegram.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-08

SEhLED PROPOSALS will be received
- ut the Office OF the Supervising Archi-
tect Of the United States Treasury Depart
ment at Washington, ID. c., and opened at
pm. on the 23d day of November, 1877,
Tor the interior finish, plaster, joiner, marble
work, etc, of the United state courthouse,
etc, at Dallas, Texas Each proposal must
be accompanied by certified check for
$500, made payable to the order OF the
Treasurer of the United States. The right
to reject any bids is reserved The plans
and specifications can be had by applying To
this office or TO the office of the Superinten-
dent, viii A. Freret, Supervising Archi-
tect.
October 80. 1887,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-08

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whether you buy or not. 800 Elm
rstreet.
Saddles for the cowboy, saddles for
the ladies, saddles for quiet and easy
ride, and for those who wish some
thing for comfort and made of the
best material, and the largest selection
to choose from. at Padgitt Bros.
Ii YOU want your watch or jewelry
repaired take it to j. p Doherty "
Co., 6C3 Main street.
Maple Syrup and California
Honey at ]. B. Crowdus', ,O0e Elm
street.
Hope is the anchor of life. Those
who are afflicted with constipation
are the victims of despondenCy. Nor
ris' Cascarine is positive cure tor
this disorder.
Gumbo file and fine Mexican coffee just
arrived at Bouche's grocery store.
9O9 Elm street, tull weight, good
measure, polite clerks, prompt deliv-
cry. Save orders for our solicitors.
Thompson & Price.
Call al Thompson Il Prices and buy
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There is no jewel so precious, no
blessing so great as perfect health. II
your stomach is weak and disordered
and needs gentle yet strengthening
stlmulant use Morris Cascarine.